Announced way back during the CES in Las Vegas, the Huawei Mate 2 4G cannot be considered as an upcoming Android phones in 2014, as it has already been available in several parts of the world for months. However, the company has announced a couple of days ago that it would be offering the device on pre-orders through the newly launched GetHuawei.com online store for the US market. 

According to the report by GSM Arena, the Chinese-based mobile manufacturer has already provided a retail price as well as availability details for the Mate 2 4G. 

Its online store lists the Android-powered device at only $299 without any contracts. In addition, consumers who would pre-order the device until June 22 would get an original Huawei flip cover as well as a SIM card with freebies worth more than $50. 

That is certainly a great way to start for the manufacturer as it introduces the Android phablet to the US market. 

In case you missed all the good things which happened in Las Vegas in January, the Huawei Mate 2 4G packs a 6.1-inch IPS display with HD (1280 x 720) resolution. Pair it with the device's Snapdragon 400 chipset as well as the Android 4.3 Jelly Bean version and the device is easily distinguishing itself as a midranger. 

However once you see that it runs with 2GB of RAM, a quad-core CPU, 16GB of built in memory, a 13MP primary and 5MP front camera, then you'll start to be confused. 

That just means one thing - the Huawei Mate 2 4G phablet is a high level midrange device in disguise as seemingly a Galaxy Note contender. In case you have a thing for huge smartphones with superb specs and an affordable price tag, then you may want to consider this new Android phone for the US market.